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Mobile World Congress 2015 in Barcelona has now begun, starting with some of the mobile industries big hitters unveiling their 2015 generation of new devices to the public. What follows is the two biggest developments to come out of MWC 2015 so far. Don't forget you can also meet 51Degrees at MWC 2015 in Hall 7 Stand 7C70b.

In this article we will examine how the popularity of dual sim devices has changed in 2015 compared to 2014.

51Degrees launches cloud-based device detection service with two price plans: free and premium. Read more for details.

Yotaphone 2 is the second generation of the Russian smartphone. Currently Yotaphone is the only device on the market that has turned almost the entire phone in to a screen with a conventional display on one side and an e-ink display on the other. Learn how Yotaphone may impact the future of the mobile industry.

Microsoft has great plans for the future of Windows with its latest OS - Windows 10. Discover how the new OS is likely to affect the current situation with Windows distribution by geographical regions and OS versions.

As another year draws to a close we take a look at some of the biggest technology innovations seen throughout 2014. First we'll see a couple of innovations that were expected but never made it to light this year, then we'll look at some of the bigger innovations seen this year.

Fresh updates on mobile browser popularity throughout the world organised as an easy to read map. Is Mobile Safari still the undisputed leader? Or were mobile browsers on Android smart phones able to take the lead? Read on to find out.

Check out the situation on the US E-Reader market. See the most popular devices and compare the popularity of each. For this analysis we use data on Web requests originating from E-Readers.

Have you ever wondered what the map of the world would be like if it displayed the most popular desktop browser in each country? Read this article discover our findings all conveniently compiled in a single map. Learn how we got the data and what other cool stuff you can create using 51Degrees mobile analytics.

4G has been with us in one form or another for the previous 8 years, competing under two different 4G network standards, Mobile WiMAX and Long Term Evolution (LTE). There is now a race on by teams around the world to establish 5G, the next generation of mobile networks.